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Channels

Channels allow you to connect Agentis to external messaging platforms. Once configured, you can test connectivity directly from the UI.

Supported Channels

Channel Category Difficulty Send Test
Telegram Messaging Easy ✅
Discord Messaging Easy ✅
Slack Messaging Easy ✅
Matrix / Element Messaging Medium ✅
Webhook Developer Easy ✅
GitHub Developer Easy ✅
GitLab Developer Easy ✅
Bluesky Social Medium ✅
Mastodon Social Medium ✅
Webex Enterprise Medium ✅
PagerDuty Notifications Medium ✅
Email (SMTP) Messaging Easy —
WhatsApp (Meta API) Messaging Medium —
LinkedIn Social Hard —
Threads Social Hard —

Setting Up a Channel

  1. Go to Channels in the sidebar
  2. Click the channel you want to configure
  3. Fill in the required fields (token, webhook URL, etc.)
  4. Click Test Connection to verify
  5. Click Save

Each channel shows a setup guide with links to where you get the credentials.

Example — Discord

  1. Open your Discord server → channel settings → Integrations → Webhooks
  2. Click New Webhook, copy the URL
  3. Paste it into Agentis → Channels → Discord → Webhook URL
  4. Click Test — a test message will appear in the Discord channel

Example — Telegram

  1. Message @BotFather on Telegram → /newbot
  2. Copy the bot token
  3. Get your Chat ID (forward a message to @userinfobot)
  4. Paste both into Agentis → Channels → Telegram
  5. Click Test

Coming Soon

The current Channels page lets you configure and test connections. The following features are in development:

  • Agent-triggered messaging — automatically send a message to a channel when an agent completes a task (e.g., "post the analysis to #research-slack when Universe finishes")
  • Inbound triggers — start an Agentis task by sending a message to a bot (e.g., DM your Telegram bot to kick off a workflow)
  • Scheduled delivery — send daily/weekly digests from agent outputs to a channel
  • Multi-channel broadcast — send one agent output to multiple channels simultaneously
  • Rich formatting — auto-format agent markdown output for each platform (Slack blocks, Discord embeds, Telegram HTML)

Technical Notes

Channel credentials are stored in your browser's localStorage. They never leave your machine unless you export your settings. There is no server-side credential storage.